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Cocoa Beach, FL. It's not in Alabama, it's a beach in Florida, it's near Orlando, what's not to love? Well, maybe it's a little small and could get boring, but it's still not in Alabama.
Wenatchee, WA. It is in a beautiful setting and has a pleasant climate, and just big enough of a population. Winnemucca, NV is in the middle of nowhere and exists only because there is enough water to support some humans, who work mainly at the casinos, gas stations, restaurants, and motels.
(^^ Yep, I've visited Winnemucca and you're spot on - it's awful)
I'll go Columbus because it's bigger and more developed, and as someone who isn't a Packers fan, I feel like there really isn't anything there for me. Columbus also has a major university presence which I appreciate.
(^^ Yep, I've visited Winnemucca and you're spot on - it's awful)
I'll go Columbus because it's bigger and more developed, and as someone who isn't a Packers fan, I feel like there really isn't anything there for me. Columbus also has a major university presence which I appreciate.
Portland, OR or Portland, ME
Tough call, as I really like both; but I'll go with Portlandia because they've built a fine little city for themselves and I like the PNW vibe.
Minneapolis. Clean and very developed city with pro sports that I like. Better public transit as well, and I would prefer their winters to Phoenix's summers.
Hilo for sure. It might rain allot but it doesn't freeze for half the year!
Eugene, OR or Spokane WA?
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